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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-08
FROM EUROPE AND THE EAST.
Specials to Readers Of The Astorian.' u

SAN Jose, Cal, Sept. 7.-Julge
Spencer has given a decision in the
suit involving the title to the ranch
of Elwood Cooper, president Of the
state board OF horticulture, embrac-
ing 10000 acres in Santa Barbara
county. The decision is In favor OF
Cooper, who is the most extensive
grower OF olives in the world. The
suit has been pending for fifteen
years and was based on an old Span
ish title.
DYING MAN.
SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. There is
little il any improvement in governor
Bartletfs condition this morning and
it is believed that he may pass away
at any moment either in stupor or
by another stroke of paralysis. At
ten o'clock his symptoms were still
those OF increased pressure on the
brain; pulse 102, respiration SO.
MYoPIA OF THE "TIMEs."
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Commenting on
the invitation received by Gladstone
from the executive committee TO at
tend the centennial celebration at
Philadelphia of the adoption OF the
American constitution, the Times
says Englishmen will not fail to
gratefully recognize the kindly feel
ing that prompted the invitation, but
we are sorry that Gladstone was
chosen as he is unable to accept but
we find il difficult to discover how
the conclusion was arrived at that
Gladstone was peculiarly fitted to
represent England on such an oc-
casion. We should hardly select
Blaine to represent the United States
il an English celebration were in
question.
TWO FAST HORSES.
CHICAGO, Sept. Jay Eye See
and Patron are matched for trot at
Washington park for 5000 a side.
This race will take place either on
September 9th or October 2nd. 1t
will be the grsndest trotting event OF
the year. Jay Eye Sees record is
2:l0; that of Patron, 2:144. The
latter has the best record for a five
year old stallion by almost four sec
onds.
To BE COMPLETED.
LAREDO, Texas, Sept. Eight car
loads ot grading outfit will leave here
to-day for Salito to begin work on the
gap between Satilmo and San Luis
Potosa, on the Mexican National
railway, which will without doubt be
completed to the City OF Mexico with
in twelve months.
THE oEICAGos BEATEN.
DETROIT, Sept. THE champions,
being unable to do anything with
Conway's delivery, this forenoon
Clarksen was again put in the box
and was hit hard and often. His
support was miserable. Score: De-
troit, 8; Chicago, 2.
STILL IN DOUBT.
OTTAWA, Ills, Sept. THE su-
preme court has adjourned until to-
morrow morning, without reaching
the anarchist cases.
BIG UNDERTAKING.
MADRID, Sept. THE new super
intendent of finance, with exper-
fenced customs officials, will start for
Cuba to reform the Cuban admins
tration.
INVESTIGATING MATTERS.
HAVANA, Sept. THE governor
generals deputy is now inspecting
the Cienfuegos custom house, under
orders to make scrupulous examina-
ton of the affairs of that Office.
WANTS TO KNOW. YOU KNOW.
LONDON, Sept. THE Times this
morning asks whether it Is too much
to expect that the American senate
should signify beforehand its willing
ness to be bound by the decision OF
the fisheries commission.
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WANTS TO KNOW, YOU KNOW.
Three Favorites

Have the following to say OF Wis
dom's Robertine, the great beautifier
and preserver Of the complexion:
PORTLAND, Or, June 4, 1887.
To Mr.. w. M. Wisdom-Dear Sir:-I
have tried your Robertine. It is excellent,
and shall be pleased to recommend it
to all my lady friends. Believe me,
yours truly, RHEA.
PORTLAND. Dec, 1885.
To Mr.. w. NJ. Wisdom:-The "Rober-
tine you 30 kindly sent me is excellent
1t is the finest preparation / have ever
used, and is a decided acquisition to
every iady's toilet. Yours truly,
JEANNE WINSTON.
PORTLAND, Or, April 6, 1887.
Dear Mr.. Wisdom:-I have tried your
"Robertine," and it gives me much
pleasure to say that it is excellent for
the complexion, being one of the best
articles of the kind have ever used. Be-
lieve me, yours sincerely,
z. TRKBRLLI.
For sale by w. E. Dement, & Co.
druggists, Astoria, Oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-08

ENGLAND seems to be making a col
lection OF river mouths. Not content
with the Ganges, the st. Lawrence, the
Nile and a few Others, she has taken
possession of the Orinoco.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS has promised to
make the closing prayer and pro-
nounce the benediction at the ap-
proaching constitutional celebration
In PHILADELPHIA.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-08

What is better than a glass of liquor
A cup of delicious coffee at Fabre's.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-08
Try Fabre's celebrated pan roast.

For the very best pictures go to ii. 5
Shuster.
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A Sunny Room

For the best photographs and tintypes
60 to Crows Gallery.
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An ThereIl

Ice cream, fine quality supplied at
short notice by Frank Fabre, any part
OF the city: S2.50 gallon.
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And Free Lunch at the Telephone IA
loon, 3 cents.
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oysters I'm Every STYLE

With the comforts of home, library,
etc. Apply at Holden House.
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NEW TO-DAY.
A Genuine Boom.

A GENUINE BOOM IN SUPERIOR"
overland arrival yesterday Of these eelebra-
ted goods, being the fourth carload brought
10 this market since November, SO. II re-
quires no loquaoity 10 dispose OF these
ness. Sold only by &agnns c. Crosby.
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Gambriuus Beer

At the Central Restaurant, next tC
Foard d Stokes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-08
Private Rooms.

At Frank Fabre's for suppers, par
ties, etc. The best cooked to order.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-08

Ten cents for cup of Fabre's nice
coffee.
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$4,000, 900 Capital

Liverpool B London q Globe, North British
Hartford of Connecticut. Commercial OF
California Agricultural, Of WATERFOWL, New
York, London & Lancashire OF Liverpool,
Eng. Fire Insurance Companies, Represent
In a capital Of 81, COO 00O.
ID, VAN DUSEN. Agent.
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BORN.

At Toke Point, w. T., August 30th, TO
the wife of w. s. Kindred, a daughter.
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

At the present time, Wichita,
Kansas, is claimed to be the banner
boom town Of the world, It is A. I
ready a good railroad center and half
a dozen roads are building toward #.
Property is higher than in Kansas
City. A Wichita business man tells
now it was done in the following
manner. 1--WE organized We held
most nightly meetings and among
. the first things we agreed upon vas
/ to hang together and stand by each
other through thick and thin. We
advertised Try hundreds Of thous-
ands circulars. We sent fourth all
our advantages in such manner
that strangers who were led b. our
circulars 10 give Us calls We're not
deceived, but Oh the contrary, a
greed that we did not put il as strong
Nv as We might. Every town IN the
east was mot only served with our
circulars, but with our newspapers.
| The newspaper advertisement did
double duty. We made it a rule to
ask Ill our friends to adTeshse.
We then subscribed for & LARGE num-
1,av NJ comics loaded with local adj
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

: The nomination Of James NJ.
Thomas. Of Graham township, for
the office Of Sheriff, IS one Of the best
nominations ever made III the coun-
ty. We have known Mr.. Thompson
for 7 years and during all that time
we have never heard one word apo-
ken against him. He is aJustiee Of
the Peace at present and one .ot the
many prosperous and thrifty farmers
who lives near Roscoe We shall
support James N. Thompson for
sheriff on his own personal charac-
ter, not caring by which wing Of the
party he secured the nomination
believing that he would make us
good officer regardless Of any loca
prejudice that may exist. 10 know
3Ir. Thompson is to ike him, an(
after seven years Of intimate &c
quaintancq We can say he is gen
tleman. IN Thome the people Of Ora
ham county can put the utmost con
fidence in.
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able to himself and Hill City, stat

able to himself and Hill City, stat
ing that they were the only ones
who should have a voice in the tenn
porary organization, This OF
course, let all the other delegations
out, no matter how just was their
cause, and seated delegations who
had met and elected their delegates
in secret, at improper places and at
the wrong hour, as instructed by
their chief strikers, w. r. Hill and
James Justus. The regular elected
delegates Of Millbrook township, who
we're elected by a large number OF
legal voters were rejected, while del
orates elected some where in secret
by only two OF three votes were al
lowed to remain. Other delegations
were treated the same. Mr.. Justus
it should be remembered, is one Of
| the men who last year raised such a
cry against his republican brethren,
charging them with fraud and hold
ing himself out 10 the people as q
temple of justice and fair dealings
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

We neglected to state last week
that A. L. Mcpherson OF this place
was chosen pertinent chairman Of
the!Justus convention on 5he 9Th
inst. at Millbrook, and while great
deal Of dirty work was done IN mu-
nipulating and scheming by James
Justus and others, yet we wish to
saw here that Mr.. Mcpherson had
nothing to do with the outrageous
scheme and does not approve OF
such proceedings.
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

Wo have it dlr3ct, that Justus
and his allies met in Hill City the
day before the convention, in COM
pany with w. r. Hill and then. and
there decided who should setas del
egates in the late Republican coun-
tv convention at Millbrook; and who
should be tho nominees. VIII the
Republicans Of Graham county sub
nit To this kind of bOssism.
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

Il, says an exchange, We alro to
put 4 two-line local IN the most o.
scure corner Of his aneet which
stated that certain business man
charged more for his goods and kept
a poorer grade Of the same than his
competitors, that man forthwith
would employ q bulI-headod slug
ger TO come around and ldIl Us the
next morning. But if We were 20
ask that same man for . tWo-line
local praiaing his wares he would say,
mo Ldont believe in advertising
no one reads the paper" Some
people were not born with much rea-
son. and they are getting no bettel
fast.
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

John NJ. Hartman, Of Indiana
township, who was nominated on
the Republican ticket for County
Treasurer, is a fine courteous gen
tleman, eminently qualified IL eve
~ particular to fill the duties Of this
office and If Mr.. Wilson don't look
well to his interest and stop abus~
mo his warmest friends, Mr.. Har-
dan will be the next Treasurer OF
Graham county, because he has
many warm friends throughout the
county who viii work long and hard
for his election and be assured
that should John NJ, Hartman OF
Indiana township be our next county
! Treasurer, it would be no detrlment
to the taxpayers at large. Not one
word can be said against Mr.. Har-
man personally Can MIR Wilson
say as much
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THE vERDICT UNANIMOUS.

". u. Suit, druggist. Bippus, iLl- TEST
des: Il can recommend Electric bl.te1s II
the very hest remedy. Every bottle S-'b'
has given relief in every case. 0le laa--
took six bottles. and was cured II Rhtn-
rnatism IF 10 years staining. ATS 1l.l.
Hare. druggist, Beiiville, one. asf'ra's
seTbe best selling medicine I nave eyer
handled in my % years expei1nce. Il s.l
tric Bitlars.a Thousands If other lars
added their testimony, So taa. tine Eei-'.1
i unanimous that Electric Bitt5rs occur
all diseases Of the Liver. kidney of 5i". !,
Only q half dollar bottle at @aFe a
HAYS drug store
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

Surely the republican party OF
Graham county is becoming very
corrupt.-Millbrook Democrat.
Not the party but It's leaders, such
as those who ruled the organization
Of the late convention. The rank
and file Of the republican party M
Graham county are Just as pare. the
principles are pure but some Of lta
leaders are corrupt Don't you know
what the Lord done when they
turned his house into den e
thieves And Jesus went into the
temple Of God, and cast ont Anthem
that sold and bought in the temple,
and overthrew the tables OF the mon
ey changers, and the seats Of them
that sold doves. And said unto
them. 1t is written, Ny house shall
be called a house Of prayer; but yo
have made it q den Of thieves"
Just SO sure VIII the Republican
party Of Graham county bepurEat.
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

Why should you OF I endorse
the high handed schemlng Of Jus
tus and Hill any more than any
others ?Are theythe Republican par
ty Of Graham county? DO you, rs
a taxpayer and voter bow your head
in reyerance to them?
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-14

There is no true republican who
will indorse the nomination Of a
ticket put 40 III secracy. That Is
iust the way the JustuB-dill ticket
was nominated, at Hill City the day
before the convention.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19
GroBen Sdarfiiun unb raide llebers

VIUBth SWarIlHH unp ralWe ueoerS
Iesuns betunbete elm arst in Odnemart,
pel9er folsenben SAL gu ~bebanbeIn bate :
Gin &nabe bate NIT elmer 9oppel. Insel,
Jog. 9e9tansel Slid" seipieIt unb bieieIbe
unuorii4tiser 8eiie periaIutt, 10 baB nur
nod bic S4nur Der 4nsel aus benz S1Iuns
be beruoriab, wdbrsnb bic Saten i6 i'm
S9lunbe feitseiest batten. Der i5leus
ntsft berbeiserufene Irst lteB it9 mad nee
ntseu IusenbIiten Der ueberleauns einen
3usiten anselbaten BON gang sIei9er @r6Be
wte Der peri4lutte seben unb elite bamit
gu einem Ore9sler, pon pel9em er ii6
cine &usel uon etpas sr0Bersm Our9meis
Ter aIs bic 8site Der I~nsslipissn pom eins
amber anferttsen unb bic &usel suslei1
burdbobren IieB. 9urd bas God wurbe
bann bic anseIi9nur seitsdt unb an bieier
bic &usel In bic Spsiiero6re eins unb Bis
auf ben anselbaten sefibrt, pel9sr iofort
ieinen 9alt in Der SpetierObre bes Snaben
fabren lieB unb obne peitsren l1nfau pies
Der ans Easesli9t sefOrbsrt purbe.
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Ser Stamina Canadian,

bas BEL 8eitem sroBartisite llnternebmen
Der Neu5ett, lit troS aQer belbenmdtbisen
I~uitrensunsen bes senialen alien 2efeps,
beien Gbattraft trot ieines bobsn differs
cine wabrbaft %titanenbafte unb gewunbes
rllns erresenbe 1T, ieinem totaIen S6eitern
nabe. Gin fiirslid aus ganan1a IN 0ep
Oort etnsetroffener @iutIs S~nsenisur be-
ri9tst bariber:
ySm September iouen bic Sauptbures
aus Der Canadian, @eieQi5aft mad Holau
uerlest peroeu. Dies beoeutet bic Gdus
muns Don Banauta gttp unb Der sroBen
toitipteltsen @sbdube, peI9e bic @eleIs
i9aft bort bsitst. 9as 9auptsebdube bat
minbeftens $500, 900 setoitst. Ser 9enes
ralbirettor uerfist iiber elm firitli9 einses
ri9tetes Saus, 6as 500, 900 setoifet bat,
fopie iber etns pra9tpole gtua in Ga
8oca, weutse Weileu BON Yanama. Die
lettere muB Elm tleines 9ermDsen peri4lun.
gen baben. SIM lebten Sabre lit erffauns
lid wenis arbeit perri9tst worben, unb
bus 8entse, mas setban pirb, sei4iebt in
f4lsppenber, bo~ffnunssloier @siie. guns
berte pom Irbeitern faulensen, aber tros,
benz bolt bic 9sieui5aft immer neue aus
2iberta unb China. Otes toltet Elm 6ets
benselb, unb piele BON ben neuen GntSmms
Itnsen betommen gar tetne Nrbeit. Webs
rere sroBe i9ottiide 8assersM ai6inen bic
$500, 900 has Stid s~etoitet babeu, pers
rotten unbenust in Der Bai pom Banana.
0te 9ei9dfte liesen barnieber, unb rinas.
UNI berridt bic &ube Der 9ersweiaunS."
IebnIi9 Iauten anbere Seri1te. au6
lieutenant &osers, Der i'm gluftrase bes
ameritanii9en Slottenminiitsrs ben 9tces
Brditbenten Der @analseieui1aft, Srn.
@bas. be 2eiieps, auf bsiIen ~iinslfen sSns
%ipectiOnsreiie besIeitete, pirb, fefnen sises
men Wftttbetlunsen sufoIse, unsefdbr in
bemielben Gimme, penn aud nit sebibrens
Der Sorii9t, beri9ten. @ie er ermitteIte,
pareu bis gum l. Mar3 b. 8. i'm 9ansen
1874, 0S4, 1919 ausseseben worben. Mn
u%erfi9baren MitteIn bsiaB bic @eieqi9aft
S45 ,000, 900, aber ba i'm 9aufe bieies
Sabres ca. $4,000 Milionen fir fduiae
S9ulben uno 3inien gu 3abIen finb, paren
In Wtrtlt9tett nur SIC, 000, 900 ibrig.
Oa nun bic Iusgaben monatIi6 bur6s
idnittIi6 $50, 900, 900 b~etrasen, 10 befst
bic 9eieaidaft tbatid9Ii5 iebt i6on tein
9elS mebr, unb 1T meter auf's Yumpen
ansewieieu. aber net wirb ibr bic ,ur
S~OrtieSuns Der arbsitsn notbpeubi9en
Baarmittel uorfrefen, uenn bic @eiammts
bautoiten aaf minbeifens 1915, OOo, 900 gu
perani4lasen finb unb bic gu erpartenben
&analeinnabmen, ioweit ii9 iest iibsrisben
ldBt, aaerbO9ftsns sur geratniuns pom
$240, 000, 600 ausrei5en wirben2
nnb 10 1T benn burd bic Soffnunsslofss
tett Der ausfibruns bes &isisnpIanes ibers
baupt auf Der einen Seite, unb cine bic
9ei9dftsfibruns ber @eieui9aft tenns
3et9nenbe wahnfinnise @sIhueri9wenbuns
anbererieits, Der Gag ni9t alsu fern, an
benz Der Panamasg Canadian su ben Oinsen
Der 9~ersansenbeit geb6ren wirb.
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Wit Dem ltniug Der Rinberarbeit feb

Wit Dem lining Der Rinberurbeit ifebt
es I'M bsuti3en &ei9s bel @eitem ntdt 10
i3Itmm, ais in benz tIeinsn 8elsien. Iad
bortisen Statiititen wurbsn 1880 IN Bel
glen bei9dftist: unter IA Sabren Is, 27l
Snaben, 653S Rdb9en, 3uiammsn "a 800
BON IA l6 Sabren 29,O3s 6naben,
929S Rdb4en, suiammen $3.50; fir
betoe Altersgenoii en- aIio SO, 045 iusenbli9e
arbeiter. 9asessn purbsn 1884 i'm gan,
sen beati4en Rei6ssebiet nur IL, 500 &nas
ben unb 1902 Rdb9en, suiammsn is, s95
arbeiter uon IL - IA Sabren, unb So, $50
&nabea uno Al, 1851, Wdo9sH, auiammen
1887 arbeiter pon ii - Is Sabrsu
na6septeien, i'm @anSen aIio in einem
3auoe nit neun RaI mebr @inpobnern,
als SeIsien bat, nur l53, 5O7 iusenblide
arbeiter. SIN @in3elnen ersibt bic bell
glide Na6wsiiuus besisli9 Der Roblens
arbeiter BET elmer @eianmtbsIssl5aft pom
s7,757 arbsitern SoIssnbss: RinSer unter
IA Sabren 6S46, bapon 1868 Wdbden {;
iusenbli9e &rbsitsr pom IA - l6 Sabren
lo,09S, bauon 2sl6 Wdb9su; meibli6e
Peripnen auiammsn IL, 735.
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Der @nfana pom Gnpe.

Der SniaHs elmer SraHtbsit 1T cine Ist6ts S4pa5s Obsr
unPdBIt4tett IN stHissn Der sOIsu 2bstls, sspSbuli6 in
BEN Nassu. Der ssbsr Oor ben GtHsswstOsH. SpSpeptilas
S%pmPtOms seissu iia bic ssbsr 1T Ht4t in SrSuaus, Die
Saut TT sslbIta uHo ~unssiuHN ~ausiebsnN. uuS MIR iibleu
S5merjsn tn Der rs4tsn Settle uuO in BEN rsdtsn S6uls
tsrbIGtt. unS Sas usbsI tuImiutrt oft In stnsm %poatauSis
gen Sa@tnSsn Ssr Pbpfidsu Srdits OSsr uimmt eiusu tSSts
ltbsn Serlaut. aber penn BEN llebel BET Seiten nit g o.
%tetter'S Or geHbttterS besegnet wiro, pelbes aIS
Setlmtttel thinner Wtrtiam Ut. uHo WeldsS man In ben en-
ten Staoten 9ebrau6en ioate, 10 lit teiH 9ruuo uorbaus
ben. bic lbaolihsn NadwirtIusen ~ bsiiirbtsn, bic 10 oil
aui p%outdnots gehetlte Srantbetten iolssu. 9s III melt
better, otsies it4ee Setlmittsl sessu 8s6isliebsr uno an.
oere ntalartide Srantbsiten gu sebrau3eH, aS 9biniu une
anosrs iiarts Srosueu, welbs, psHn ne lid aud cine 2eii
lang oils wtrtlam srpetien. bod ben 0iassn minjrsu uni
bic %aussmstus Ssiunebsit beeiHtrahttssR, VII.
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Sie Simpeliransen.

Sinsit tam pom i96nen Baltimore
Sin Wdb9en on bas Simmelstbor,
Gin @ngel bate grade Wa9t,
Ser nun bic Sbire offnst matt.
Ils ct bas Wtdb9en ii1 beiab,
8emertt sr auf Der Stirne ba,
Bie bic nit Saar mar gang bebedt,
llnb gar bic augen fat psritedt.
Oas war benz gnssI gar su rer,
@r ma9t elm fir9tsrli9 @ei9rei,
0rauf Fam ct. Ystrus. islbit baber,
gu feb'u, mas los ba brauBen mar.
als CT bic Triad nun sntbsft,
Wdr' er betuabe ielbft sri9rsft,
Dem iol9' etn Weien ionoerbar,
Satt' er bur9 a9tSsbnbunbsrt Sabr'
Sod ME srbIidt am Simmslstbor,
Sis Sa9s fam ibm ieltiam Dor.
gr ipra9 vWfein 6rdulein, iase mir,
8as baft Su fir'ne Mobs bier2
Warum trdsit Ou nidt sstdmmtes Saar
@is's friber 8rau9' auf grbsn mara
vId, Iieber 9err", bas Wdb1sn ipri1t,
sd tras bas Saar bait TN @sfi9t;
Senn Bangs" finb Wob' I'M sanssn 9anS
au3 SimpeIfrausen ptrb's ssnannt.
Sd ba9te bait, bas pdre i16n;
Sait On benn bas nod ME seiebsn2"
Sa ipra9 ct. Yetsr: vguf Der grb'
Sa sebt pobI aaes iest uertebrt,
Senn friiber traf iol4' Wobe man
SO9 nur Bel Yierb unb Sunbsn an.
So5 Weni9en trussn obns S4eu
SOn iol5em 3eus bic Stirns fret.
limb bier oben IN bes Simmels SSb'n
Wia i'd ni9t iol9eu tuiiun isb'n;
Drum seb' nur fort, fir Bangs wirb bie,
@eSfinet ni6t bic 9immelstbir'."
Damn i9rieb er auf elm Stid Yapier
Sas tlebt er an bic Si%mmelstbir,
Srauf ftanb au leien, tlar unb fem:
rWit Bangs bari Seine bier berein!"
Samit fur ale gpiatsit
Ser 9tmmel bIeibt uon Bangs befreit.
Drum Wdb9er, nsbmt eu9 wobl in @dt,
DAP ibr eu9 bes SimmeIs pirbis madt'
S4aiftab bic Bangs sIsi9 auf Der Stea'
Cont tommt ibr ALE IN bic S6u'.
9te Sttrne ftets pom Saarsn rein
Sou brauer Wdb9en 8isrbs ieinl
s. SIbri9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19

Gin General tebrt aus benz Sries gu:
rid, unb nit Stols ssist sr isiner SamiIie
etne uon &useIn bur9IO9erte unb Ssrrifens
SABINE, bic er nit etsener Sanb benz Sstnbs
entriiien bat. Gm nd9iten Worsen io1
bieie Eropbde benz S6dfftommanbirenben
ibersebsn werben. Oils er bic SABINE iu9t,
brinst fte ibm bic fsiBise @irtbi5afterin
itoI3 Id9eInb entsesen unb iast: sd bin
beute Ra9t aufseblteben unb babe bic
SABINE selidt. Sect ftebt ie uiebsr ans
ftdnbis b."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19
Sn Colorado siebt ss iett 3pansis Del.

81 0DloraO0 9leot IS leet 5mar5t9 Oel'
Drummer, Iberen tdsIi6es GrsebniB unses
fdbr f~iebenbunbert 5aB 1T, ansebli9 pSlis
seniisenb, um ben san3en Staat gu ~ueriors
gen. Sas Del iol uon uoraisli9er Site
unb iosar nod better, als bas Bennipluas
nii4e iein. 8snn fi9 bieie Sa9en 10 psrs
balten, perben Colorado unb bic ansrens
senben Gerritorien in 8esus auf 9etroleum
balb pOuts unabbansis pom ber Staubarb
Oil 80. unb ben Baciic:8 abnen fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19
seit Sie samem sepSbnt jins,

@lsnns S6wefelsS eife bel ibrer Soilette III se.
brau6en, baben lid ibre periOnli6en &si;e per.
mebrt, unO 1T es ielten, baB ie nit Simmer
Bimpels, rauber Ober 9rober Saut seieben per,
ben. Bel allen 8rus9iiten, Grocers II. Saucr
@oobss SGnOlern.
0lsnn's sfpefelistfe, BELT uue psri6Snert, Csc.
Sirs Saars Il. SartfarFs, i6Ipary II. trauu, soc.
pifc's 3a5ni6mer,entrppfeH bsilsu in l Riu. Csc.
e'ernan Gprn s~Remppcr, t5rtss SaBnerauser,
SrpltbeuLsn, u. (. u. 25C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19

9as 1T bic &idtidnur. Srau: rNi5t
pabr, lisbes Mdnn9en, uniere bissidbriae
Sommerreiie wirb f3 mad Der S9ueis
rt9ten2" - ann: Sic pirb iid baupts
id3lt9 mad unierem @elbbeutel ri6teE."